New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
FOR REPUBLICAN WORK.
m FAVOR OF A CONVENTION OF CLUBS

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m FAVOR OF A CONVENTION OF CLUBS
exrHusrAsrc RESPONSES TO THE CIRCULAR OF
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THIS CITY.
The schsms proposed BY the Republican Club OF tins
sty Of organising National Republican League mas
been favorably received in all parts Of the country no
niles to the clubs circular letter on the SUD
tact have been received from the various
States and Territories all favorable In tone,
aad the Republican press generally COMMEND
the project Ss
clubs to increase party efficiency The following sus
gsstious made:
'c.' Tss %.ssssisn from club bu, vote
time October or Sov.m0sr OF 1881 ,om,,.,,
any candidate for once.
:'$! sS:ss
A.. to orSaSs. IN the usual way appoint
e g
Club STATE and
Restitution the Committee on the Platform OF the hepao
Prominent Republicans might invited to addre:. tho
convention some important political Question a. tSr H.
question: the msrcSsss MARINE: Aunep.i
%s, tho nssS vote IN ass " ms % ts ou~
half dozen other subjects that might DO mon
g. While extended debate the convention questions OF
views series ?, resolutions aud detailed discussion DO
relegatod TO the cubs
The replies from over one hundred Republican clubs
all agree the good that be accomplished oy suoh
an organization. One object generally dwelt upon Is
that OF Interesting the young men who hold aioot ron
the regular party committees That good deal can %
accomplished In that way has been demonstrated IN
Brooklyn and In other cities. permanent bureau TOT
political information Of value In organized
clubs and campaign matter has also been suggested;
and this has been avorably received There are many
other features of political work which have been sug
geted In letters received by the members OF the COM
mttee of which Joseph Pool s chairman. and these will
brought before the Republican Club for action at an
early day.
The following extracts are taken from some Of the
letters received by the committee B. w. Conner, presi
dent OF the Lincoln Republican Club, Of Tacoma Wash.
ington Territory, writes:
club q lbs G1gs
sd in =. n. pspn9a. places. The rs:u.t MAS
years SssM held n the ,s sSs .' Al. %sas
v "saa $: e.: 10 !. ss II:
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better through the.s organisations than to depend
%,D d: ya Ssny ys an and
ympaty with the to orxanize Republican Clubs
publican club.
D. NJ Massie, president Of the Lincoln Club, Chilli
Gothic, Ohio. says:
was duly received ana oIjse, hearty approval
o s"a in r.. R.puscan party
.od q. S s ana would
Suggest ssas that TT Be- held after election
parSy president or ss A''0
IN Iss S i ws So
tnssd tia. sneh r Tssq. yns
C. f. Ldttefield president of the Young Mems Republic
can Club OF Block Island, r l., writes:
Il gives me srs, be ss' S 70 navf s ns ns
will be OF such inestimable advantage to the Republican
party
r Lteaeld adds that the Republican clubs of Rhode
Iana have organized into league which now contains
favorably the association;
J. J. McSorlev. corresponding secretary OF the Troy
Young Republican Club, says:
We think well OF your movement Our executive commit
zee T %ss1 be- made iS 10 .sst
f. s. Stewart, of the Young Republicans OF Phladel-
pha, writes
objection to your using ;n my name to call for
w. W. Potter president of the Union Veteran Legion Of
Erie County, writes:
san the
publican clubs We arc much nteresei IN al Work winch
bear from you IRON time TO time
Louis T. Derousse president of the Camden Republi-
can Club, writes:
will cbeerfuly allow my to be used in connection
with call for National Convention earnestly hope
Charles A. Vogel secretary OF the Sixteenth Ward Re-
pnbiican Club Of Cincinnati, responds:
Instructed to inform You tina. TIL, club win
heartily with and VIII forward toyou all sus
eeslions TO aid you IN tbs work
Edward Field. secretary Of the Young Mems Repubr-
can Club OF Providence, X. l., writes
am under obligations for containing the
proposed National Lsasae programms Tho nicr%;i".
viii meet with unanimous approval II the Republican party
be u s 90
good work which Sus has ns v
without doubt send delegation TO the convention. held
wade Club. fronon. Ohio; r. s. Allison secretary of the
Lincoln Club OF Wheeling W. Va. and Edmund c Hill.
Trenton. letters promising to send assistance
they could
am already In communication with many OF the clubs OF
Nth rS:e'Ss 70 the ss. sun Of s &C.
eHanied with the leaders q the club IN Portland Main. and
knrand Ali the leading section .tronxiy
s on NAV mo and my club to The extent
ability of perecing your plans OF organization
, sSo*aon mrats favorable reply a noad
president OF the Republican Continental Ciuo OF UTICA
am glad to say ourcub heartily with that
the IDEAS contained IN your circular are thoroughly ana
subject rod that they should be carried
sp
50 FAR ss be abe shall DO
John H. Lands, president OF the Republican amt Anti
Corruption Association OF Lancaster County, Penn,
writes:
1t strikes idea excellent one and that
the holding be made productive Of
much good 10 the Republican party.
Clarence Brown. president of the Grant Club OF
Toledo. Ohio. writes;
On behalf Grant club Of th. city beg 70 cay that
would IN nv judgment be iuost dssitaos
have no doubt club VIII gladly cooperate nth any
Of like looking TO the
advancems OF tho interests OF the Republicans party
Daniel J. Ryan, Portsmouth. Ohio president of the
Ohio Republican League. replied:
Heartily in favor Of the idea suggested By yo1r com
mtea a a meetng of executive committee held At
Columbus the sh ultico The same eIpress"n was the
uuz nmous sentiment OF all present. 80 much 30
that they secretary N write committee
convention the 18th Instant We
have much conference AID In antcipa
ton thsrs that date shall refrain from er
til that time wish the
ntmost success 10 the proposed National League
John E. Kendrck president Of the Independent Repub
H.. f,luho Of L replied the executive